Carnival on Curaçao
The Antilleans are a festive people and know how to celebrate Carnival like the Brazilians. Year after year, the 24 local Carnival groups present their colorful costumes, painstakingly hand-sewn over…
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The fame of Curaçao
Meet Curaçao’s most famous beverage vendor. Day in, day out, you’ll see him tirelessly bustling around the busy Brievengat intersection in Willemstad; from morning till night, in the blaz…
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Mangroves – savior of the nation
Around the Spanish Water, you’ll repeatedly see sections of the coastline covered in shrub-like plants with distinctive stilt roots: mangroves. Their attractiveness, due to their many, rather b…
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Edwin the Barracuda Fisherman
I’ve been toying with the idea of writing a travel guide about Curaçao for quite some time now, because our guests are often surprised that there isn’t actually a current guidebook for …
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Curaçao has gained another exciting museum!
Since September 15th, Curaçao has a new attraction – the Savonet Museum. The Savonet Manor, completely restored at a cost of 6.7 million guilders, is located in Christoffel Park, the island’s m…
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The slave Tula posthumously becomes a national hero.
To commemorate the slave revolt of 1795, the famous freedom fighter Tula was declared a national hero in August 2010. On August 17, 1795, dozens of slaves from the Knip plantation, led by Tula, refus…
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